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Post those pics of your personal best, master Angler etc of that almighty species The Rock Bass
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Permalink Reply by Slip Sinker on
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Rock Bass lunkers are hitting early this year...
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Permalink Reply by John Sheehan on
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Don't usually run into Rockies but here's one I got in NY state last year on a floated chartreuse ice jig/crawler piece. .Sorry I didn't measure it.
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really nice fish John... great looking picture.
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Thanks Ken .Nice Rockies yourself .Got about 6 Rockies in that one spot and a Smallmouth all on that ice jig /worm combo with a Pencil slider float .
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20140618- Wixom Lake 11" Class Rock Bass caught casting a 1/4 oz Beetle Sin next to heavy wood cover. Just a beautiful all around specimen still sporting some spawning mode coloring.
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Brute rocky and happy kid .Great pic!
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new PB Rock Bass at 11.3"
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